



Create a premium vertical 4:5 minimalist travel poster of [CITY], [COUNTRY], inspired by modern paper sculpture with an original, elegant composition. Feature one iconic architectural silhouette emerging from or floating against a calm oversized circular moon/sun form. Integrate a recognizable local landmark subtly into the composition rather than making it dominate the scene. Use generous negative space, a soft tactile background, delicate layered paper-cut elements, extremely clean geometry, subtle 3D depth, refined edges, and tiny architectural details. At the bottom, create a thin abstract landscape or water strip representing [RIVER / SEA / LANDSCAPE], with only one or two tiny contextual elements such as a boat, tree, bridge, or distant structure. Keep reflections extremely soft and minimal. Color palette: [3–5 SOFT COLORS], with harmonious muted tones and a sophisticated contemporary feel. Typography should be elegant, restrained, and perfectly aligned: [CITY] [CITY · COUNTRY] [SHORT POETIC TAGLINE] Overall aesthetic: luxury contemporary art print + Japanese-inspired minimalism + handcrafted paper sculpture. Soft studio lighting, tactile paper grain, delicate shadows, subtle dimensional layering, sophisticated proportions, calm atmosphere, refined editorial composition, highly detailed craftsmanship, clean background, premium design, no photorealistic clutter, no crowds, no busy skyline, no excessive objects, no unnecessary decorations. The final image should feel quiet, artistic, collectible, modern, and instantly recognizable as [CITY].
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